ideal weight women over 60

Hello, I am a 29 year old female, 5'4 and 131 pounds. I recently lost over 100 pounds in the course of a year through diet and exercise. (starting weight 244 in September of 2010). I have always been overweight, and now have a lot of excess skin, which is to be expected. My question is about my ideal weight. My goal started at 150 pounds, then 140, then 130, now I'm thinking my ideal would be 120.

Your ideal weight depends on your age, as well as your height and weight. A child's ideal weight will be different from that of a teenager and a teenager will be different from that of an adult. There are a variety of exercises that will burn fat.

All this said, tons of women get pregnant over 40 and have perfectly healthy babies. If your RE says you have a good shot then I say go or it!! I wish you lots of luck!!

My cravings are very steep. My diet is always hindered by candy. A week/weeks can pass by without eating candy but once I get hold of it I never stop. Which even leads me to eat more. I'm 5 ft and 7 inches tall I'm 21yrs old and I fluctuate between 65 to 70 kg, but my ideal weight is 60. I want to reach my goals and maintain not gain it back. How can I do this witching the " candy and overrating hindering". Please help.

I've gained 46 I'm 34&4 I don't get it either I'm not going over bored eating I'm eating like I always have but I'm gaining like crazy & cried today when I realized I've gained almost 50 pounds..

Does anyone know anything about the IDEAL study? This is where I think the info came from regarding my original decision to go with the pegintron.... less relapse rate, less sides, stays in system shorter amt. of time when you come off , etc. My new nurse, said that study had a lot of flaws and she did not put a lot of faith in it and talked me into pegysus... any comments would be appreciated.

My daughter weighed.almost 2 pounds. The 60 percentile thing is just to see where your babys weight is compared to other babies.

The Board of OB/GYNs have revised the weight guidelines for pregnant women. Women that over weight should gain less than 15lbs or no weight at all and sometimes loose some weight if they are too overweight and women that are underweight should gain up to 40 pounds. Women at a healthy weight should gain between 25-35lbs at the Most. I think what he is saying is based on the new guidelines.

The slower your resting heart rate, the more efficient your heart is. An ideal resting heart rate would be around 60 - 70. How are you testing it? The most accurate way to measure a resting heart rate is to measure it along with your BP first thing when you wake up, this is your true resting heart rate baseline. Heart rate is dynamic and changes based on the body's needs or outside stimuli.

If a woman’s body weight is less than 95% of predicted ideal body weight or greater than 120% of predicted ideal body weight, then appropriate weight gain or weight loss should be the primary therapeutic recommendation." (asrm.

Jumping rope is the quickest way to get lean.

Ideal blood pressure is 90-120 over 60-90, and ideal resting heart rate is in the 60s. You have both of those things. Cardiovascularly you appear to be in excellent shape. So why the worry?

Ftmmom221 that's a bit rude to those women who have gained that much weight like me. I was 60kg and ended up at 80kg because I got gestational diabetes and my body was retaining water like a water balloon. Please be aware there are certain medical conditions that assist in so much weight gain. I would never say I don't know why some women only gain 10pounds that's insane. Think before you say.

your best weight depends on several factors besides your age. How tall are you? What is your body type, i.e., small boned, large boned, average boned, medium boned. The best thing to do is type into your internet, "Ideal weight, or what is my ideal weight"? The internet will help you figure it out. I am 5'11" tall and my ideal weight would be 105 lbs. (if I were younger) to 112 lbs. I have a small frame.

Now that I am over 60 any weight I lose makes me flabby especially my upper arms and thighs. I look fine in clothes but horrible in a swimsuit. I have tried every exercise including weight training. Do I have to accept a wrinkly ugly body in exchange for being a healthy weight. And no I can't afford plastic surgery.

I would recommend that you continue with the metformin and work very hard with exercise and healthy diet (lower carb diets usually work best for people with PCOS) to get down close to your ideal weight. Losing weight is also a very effective way to increase fertility. If you have managed to get your weight down and fitness increased and you're still not successful, then will be the time to get some assistance.

m almost 25 weeks, and have gained 7 lbs now. 25 lbs is the ideal for smaller women. Overweight women are only supposed to gain about 25. I gained 40 with my son and it was bad lol. I'm hoping to keep it less then 25 lbs with my daughter. Every one is different. My sister is almost 27 weeks and has g gained 30 lbs already but and needed it. It's her 3rd baby and she's so skinny. She started at 107 lbs and shes 26. With my son 4 years ago I started at 109 and ended at 150.

I had a TT in Jan '07 & up until recently had been taking thyroxine (gradually increasing dose from 50mcg - 200mcg). Over the past 2 years I've put on heaps of weight & have been on the hypo/hyper rollercoaster, suffering from awful hypo symptoms. I've recently begun taking natural thyroid extract (similar to 'Armour' but the Aussie version) & have weaned off the thyroxine. My prescribing GP says that I'll lose weight & feel better.

I know a few women, myself included that were slightly over weight when they got pregnant. Instead of gaining weight right away we all actually lost some or stayed about the same. As our pregnancies progressed we didn't gain as much as some women, but our babies grew perfect.I believe your biggest concern should be eating healthy and in reasonable moderation. Light exercise such as brisk walks should be fine, unless otherwise noted by your doc.

If your doctor isn't concerned then why are you.

t fret too much over weight loss. While not ideal, your baby is probably getting what he/she needs. She is just taking it from you. :>((( Make sure to take a good vitamin daily and make every bite of food you take be healthy, nutritious and smart. drink milk (or almond milk or whatever you drink).

Usually if you have a healthy bmi the doctor would say 25-35 lbs.. that's what mine said at least.. but yeah it can be different if your short/tall over/under weight pre pregnancy and what not.

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